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Female Pelvis with Floor Muscles model

(2-12)

Includes female pelvic bone and two removable parts of the female perineum (pelvic floor muscles).
7-Part Eye Model, 3 Times Full-Size

3B Scientific (2-12)

This model shows the optic nerve in its natural position in the bony orbit of the eye (floor and medial wall). At three times life size this eye model is great for anatomical demonstrations. The tear duct is NOT depicted. ...
Human Eye in Orbit model

Eisco (2-12)

Enlarged 3 times life size, this model includes a dissectible eye and the bony orbit of the skull. The upper half eye ball is removable and dissects into 6 parts showing all anatomical details. Shows the six muscles ...
Functional Hip Joint model

Sam Billiards (2-12)

Functional hip joint model with ligaments shows the anatomy and possible physiological movements of the human hip joint in exceptional detail. This mode clearly demonstrates abduction, anteversion, retroversion, internal ...
540. The muscles of the tongue: M. longitudinalis inferior lingual muscle, m. transversus linguae, the transverse muscle of the tongue, the chondroglossus muscle

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
539. The muscles of the tongue, with the geniohyoid muscle: The hyoglossus, the styloglossus, and the genioglossus or genoihyoglossus muscles. Also the thyrohyoid and cricothyroid muslces

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
546. The attachment of the orbicularis palpebrarum muscle in the neighbourhood of the inner canthus, and its relation to the corrugator supercilii muscle

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
538. M. mylohyoideus, the mylohyoid muscle, and the pterygoid muscles, external and internal

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
553. Attachment of muscles to the outer surface of the inferior maxillary bone

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
555. Attachment of muslces to the inner surface of the inferior maxillary bone

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
554. Musculi pterygoidei, externus et internus, external and interal pterygoid muslces

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
552. Temporal muscle

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
547. The three portions fo the orbicularis palpebrarum muscle

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
550. Orbicularis oris muscle

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
549. The deep layer of the muscles of facial expression. Buccinator muscle, Incisivus superior and incisivus inferior muscles, levator labii inferioris or levator menti muscle, compressor naris muscle, depressor alae masi muscle, levator anguli oris muscle, or musculus caninus. The deep portion of the masseter muscle. Pericranium, temporal fascia

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
510. The divisions of the iliocostalis or sacrolumbalis muscle and its accessory slips of origin. The levator anguli scapulae, the splenius capitis, and the splenius colli muscles. The serratus posticus superior and the serratus posticus inferior muscles.

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
513. Origin and insertion of the long and the short muscles of the bak in the cervical and upper dorsal region. Origin of the short posterior craniovertebral or suboccipital muscles. Interspinales muscles. Posterior intertransversales muscles. Rotatores longi and rotatores dorsi muscles

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
511. Fourth layer of the muscles of the back (long muscles of the back), the semispinalis dorsi, demispinalis colli, semispinalis capitis (complexus), and the multifidus spinae muscles make up the fourth layer

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
512. Fifth (deepest) layer of the muscles of the back (short muscles of the back): Rotatores longi, rotatores dorsi, interspinales, intertransversales, levatores costarum

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)
556. Basis cranii externa, external aspect of the base of the skull

Toldt,C.; Dalla,R.A.; Paul,E. (1903)

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Female Pelvis with Floor Muscles model ﻿

7-Part Eye Model, 3 Times Full-Size ﻿

Human Eye in Orbit model ﻿

Functional Hip Joint model ﻿

540. The muscles of the tongue: M. longitudinalis inferior lingual muscle, m. transversus linguae, the transverse muscle of the tongue, the chondroglossus muscle ﻿

539. The muscles of the tongue, with the geniohyoid muscle: The hyoglossus, the styloglossus, and the genioglossus or genoihyoglossus muscles. Also the thyrohyoid and cricothyroid muslces ﻿

546. The attachment of the orbicularis palpebrarum muscle in the neighbourhood of the inner canthus, and its relation to the corrugator supercilii muscle ﻿

538. M. mylohyoideus, the mylohyoid muscle, and the pterygoid muscles, external and internal ﻿

553. Attachment of muscles to the outer surface of the inferior maxillary bone ﻿

555. Attachment of muslces to the inner surface of the inferior maxillary bone ﻿

554. Musculi pterygoidei, externus et internus, external and interal pterygoid muslces ﻿

552. Temporal muscle ﻿

547. The three portions fo the orbicularis palpebrarum muscle ﻿

550. Orbicularis oris muscle ﻿

510. The divisions of the iliocostalis or sacrolumbalis muscle and its accessory slips of origin. The levator anguli scapulae, the splenius capitis, and the splenius colli muscles. The serratus posticus superior and the serratus posticus inferior muscles. ﻿

513. Origin and insertion of the long and the short muscles of the bak in the cervical and upper dorsal region. Origin of the short posterior craniovertebral or suboccipital muscles. Interspinales muscles. Posterior intertransversales muscles. Rotatores longi and rotatores dorsi muscles ﻿

511. Fourth layer of the muscles of the back (long muscles of the back), the semispinalis dorsi, demispinalis colli, semispinalis capitis (complexus), and the multifidus spinae muscles make up the fourth layer ﻿

512. Fifth (deepest) layer of the muscles of the back (short muscles of the back): Rotatores longi, rotatores dorsi, interspinales, intertransversales, levatores costarum ﻿

556. Basis cranii externa, external aspect of the base of the skull ﻿

Female Pelvis with Floor Muscles model

7-Part Eye Model, 3 Times Full-Size

Human Eye in Orbit model

Functional Hip Joint model

540. The muscles of the tongue: M. longitudinalis inferior lingual muscle, m. transversus linguae, the transverse muscle of the tongue, the chondroglossus muscle

539. The muscles of the tongue, with the geniohyoid muscle: The hyoglossus, the styloglossus, and the genioglossus or genoihyoglossus muscles. Also the thyrohyoid and cricothyroid muslces

546. The attachment of the orbicularis palpebrarum muscle in the neighbourhood of the inner canthus, and its relation to the corrugator supercilii muscle

538. M. mylohyoideus, the mylohyoid muscle, and the pterygoid muscles, external and internal

553. Attachment of muscles to the outer surface of the inferior maxillary bone

555. Attachment of muslces to the inner surface of the inferior maxillary bone

554. Musculi pterygoidei, externus et internus, external and interal pterygoid muslces

552. Temporal muscle

547. The three portions fo the orbicularis palpebrarum muscle

550. Orbicularis oris muscle

510. The divisions of the iliocostalis or sacrolumbalis muscle and its accessory slips of origin. The levator anguli scapulae, the splenius capitis, and the splenius colli muscles. The serratus posticus superior and the serratus posticus inferior muscles.

513. Origin and insertion of the long and the short muscles of the bak in the cervical and upper dorsal region. Origin of the short posterior craniovertebral or suboccipital muscles. Interspinales muscles. Posterior intertransversales muscles. Rotatores longi and rotatores dorsi muscles

511. Fourth layer of the muscles of the back (long muscles of the back), the semispinalis dorsi, demispinalis colli, semispinalis capitis (complexus), and the multifidus spinae muscles make up the fourth layer

512. Fifth (deepest) layer of the muscles of the back (short muscles of the back): Rotatores longi, rotatores dorsi, interspinales, intertransversales, levatores costarum

556. Basis cranii externa, external aspect of the base of the skull